One of the major challenges to reaching net zero is upgrading the grid so that it can cope with increased electrification. Energy experts Regen to undertook a comprehensive analysis of the state of the grid and what is required to upgrade it.

The National Energy Foundation SuperHomes project recognises the achievements of those who have gone the extra mile in the eco-refurbishment of their property.

WWF Scotland project assessing how regulation and incentives could be combined to rapidly accelerate the roll-out of zero and low-carbon heating in Scotland.

This report by the MCS Foundation assesses why the UK is lagging behind targets on heat pump deployment and sets out lessons the UK can learn from France in this area.

This report, produced by renowned energy analysts Cornwall Insight, calculates the costs of blue and green hydrogen production, based on current and projected gas prices.

This research concluded that hydrogen infrastructure is not going to be viable for domestic heating applications at scale for at least the next decade.

Supporting the Local Electricity Bill drafted by  Power for People which aims to make community energy a practical reality.

Bristol City Council feasibility assessment exploring the concept of a ‘Sleeving Pool’ in order to help the local authority procure local renewable electricity at scale and create increased demand for local renewable energy sources.

War on Want research project looking at the impact in the global south of extracting the raw materials needed for the production of renewable energy technologies

The MCS Foundation funded a new responsive version of the MCS Installations Database which enables the reporting of trends.

Working with the Vanguards network of 16 Local Authorities to accelerate the changes necessary to deliver net zero carbon new homes.

​The Green Finance Institute (GFI) aims to establish Property Linked Finance (PLF) in the UK.